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InI.I Nnn M

Mr.. T.. 4. Ireland, of Brccn. Phillips &
Co., Nashville, Tenn. says II was afflicted
with Piles for twenty years, and | tried
every remedy offered me; finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment IL gave me
instant relief, aud has effected permanent
cure. Rangum Root Medicine Co, manu-.
facturcrs, Nashville Tenn. 80 cents and 81
per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store,
No. 2SJ Main street
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Nnu YnrL nr, Gnnh. MnrIlnt.

Nrw YoGg, Nov ii.-With the inquiry
for cotton goods sharpcncd by new buyers,
stocks were more nominal and production
moro largely covered by orders NJ advanced
of % good demand Utica white shcctings
advanced ON the basis ~ 27isc for 1914
blcachcd. Hero, Fidelity aud Standard, %.
inch, bcachcd t,o dcarcr
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.AILY corroN STATEMENT.
NkW York

NkW YORK.
Spot, opened steady aud closed easy
middlinr. 10 5-iGc. Sales. M bales QUO
tationy were ~ follows Ordinary, 1876
good ordinary. o',c; low middling 10 Lice
middling io7-iGr good middling, iO'sc mid
ding fair. n SIC. fair. n 1876.
Futures opened firm and closed steady.
~ follows November. lo.3jgio3s; Deem
her iOIt January, l0loHiOil; fcbru-
AIRY, 10 i7@i0 q. March. i05I@iOh5; April,
i0m@igo,. May, iOGsal06D. june, 1914
@Iol5. July, iOSoalOsii August lOSj@
1886. Sales. i29,4OO bales.
NEw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and
closed steady; middling, 9Nc. Sales, 1900
bales. Quotation. wc. ~ follows Or
binary, re: good ordinary, SIC; low
middlinF oisc; middling, o5sci good mid
ding. lO'sc.
Future, opened barely steady aud closed
steady, n follows November iOGjai0GS;
December, iO5OalO5i; January, aSo@osi;
February. pO@og1 March. lOOi@lOO3,
April. lO12ai0l3. May. 022aiO2l June,
iog1alO3i, July. Iol28ioii August, 1899
HiDu sales. $500 bales.
DuiY roar AND INTERIOR IAEgEr.
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GENERAL MARKET.


CoaN Mru-snndarl. g. 3oa- 49, pearl.
s. 2jst3 81. ROLLER o. lNf2 o. qu.sL
lrD Navy, - MOI %.
OAt MgAt-ln half brls, SOS ~ from
store
ltnrr=ffom store common. 1926 fam.
ily BGi. choice, BS fancy, ~. cum fan.
~. ~ -. patent tl55. hrm.
tE,oErgs soda, extra, g.. -pdh treble rr-
ira, Z '4g ginger snaps. 5'fgGl. assorted
iumhlos Ia
CE,,KED WmNr-in half brls, 81 Is from
stOrr
llauN, ,yb GRus-Frlm s,ors i1al 25.
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II,e stosL. .

lIoas--Choicc i2.r good. ill@ia,r com.
mon. p.n,ti4c
surrr=t huitc. a'sr medium GHIt.r.
common tlhi ~
Ltuns Choice. 81. common 10 good. per
head. q zoos
GHt- CATtu-Choirc. 3',M3ilc good.
81" b., fair a. medium. 2m2isc. seal,
hNuw lmil 4r, feeder. light pa ic, heavy,
gi.mHl.,.
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Mr.. Nevada i. Ardery, Of Indiana, has
Just got patent on new kind Of hustle.
II Il IL one with free trade compartment,
into which no custom.housc eye can peer,
Mr.. Ardcry's fortune Is madc.-Louisyille
Courier.loumal.
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Live stock.

CuirGo. H.. Nov i2.-rhc Drovcrs' Jour
nal reports Cattlc-Rcccipts, 1850. ship.
mcnts. .. 90 Market closed strong, shipping
steers. SOS: stockcrs aud feeders, II 7j@
3 10: cow. bulls and mixed, u 2j@2 50
Texas cattle, ~ 7Od2 ~, western cattle
g. 4Oot3 a. llog-Rcccipts, $1,000 ship
mcnt-. p.OOO. Market steady, mixed, a q
a 80. heavy, 81 $500 ~, light, 81 3jtl 10
skips. tNat IS. shccp-l,cccipts, o,jOD ship.
mcnts. COCO. Mnrkctstrong fOrgOod. natives
g. jOdE WESTERN 1903 rs; Texans, g. N
dg 90. lambs, 50 7jd5.
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Bt1sfrT-sf lNtHtr
Tf1-=ft EFfl -
-HJT-uDp. 81 -. b1ek o. -.
lrlu=fs
Suts-frl1. t2I5fsl ~ .issl. A. ljl,l 90.
T1sbH-kss. a.. Ltif ts- go. quar-.
80 ksu. tt ~
WWfaT -ta glt Keuflfky Bourbon.
NaTInTI sII Ps1HUlg1Ia EYr. Robinson
aHf l.HrliI f1IUfrs fUnrHa' NhIHkirs,
1r1lfi.Hg ~ a.f 1nd maxi. common whisky,
fitl o. sHIHl.Uy fI prlYf
f1ltUUY. .g8mmlH. Pc 81. other grade,
~ rr
A1IHE Born yFf1s u11l uurashrl i1fi
o.. dear gff1ss FDli LHFs. bury washed.
FrtBs. Cob uashr.i ssHgs.
-arrf=tsfFrsffs 90 - FalpHs go ~,
nlftI ~ Gail a Ar ~
l1r pft-fnms while. Hh0irsa'o l9i' 10.
~ gl''1n.
BuHutr=sr
ItiHUH WL1itH
Ilinu-Dy nlnt ~ I. i1ai3'fr 40 2. ~
0in'I- irv s,iied. 1910. green .ali'i No
i,GIf'r. 30. 25's green, So sh,'l-kins
ijrhtt
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MuIes aud Horses.

MrIr Moderate demand. ~ a. l5'f
hands high. sls'@ 49, ij's to 10 hands high,
iljNtlsh
lluur Moderate demand. drivers 500
@l" heavy draft 500 saddle, ,i2in2pl
extra saddle, tpp@"1. plugs 5000;
Texas ponies. flbmUD
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EeedstuiIs.

lAN-rhoico. from store. o. car load
from lo,cc or depot siGai5. prime store.
spH,jr car load from lcycc or depot ESQ
". prairie from store ~ car load from
leycu or depot a.
BHtN.-frm store. 5000. from lcycc or
depot go 7jml1
CoEV-from store, white, 5jc. mixed. o..
from lcycc ~ depot, white. in bulk. g.. boo
sks., -. mixed in bulk. i,c. In ~, 5lr.
OArsHfrom store, white, Jjci mixed. 'lss
from lcvcr or depot. white, IN bulk. J'D. Joe
SKIS, jir. mixed in bulk 2ic In SKIS % e..
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WOOL.

ST. LoUfs, No, Nov. II. -wool-Quict
and steady. hcd-Ilrghtmcdium, $50
PC. cuarsc braid 5m2lc; low sandy, 100,
isc. nnc light. iGasnc, fine heavy, 12@lSc
Tub washcd-Choicc, DC; fair, $40 3jc; low
nv. nos
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OIL md TnrncniInc.

CLEVELAND, O., Nov ii.-rcirolcum--
Firm, - " ilO', nc.
WiININaroN, y. c., Nov. h.-Turpcntine-
Firm al Sic
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EXCHANGE.
New York and cities north and east, on
demand, g. discount buying, par selling
New York and principal cities north and
east, three days grace, 81 discount buying,
par selling New Orleans s. discount buy
nr par selling.
Bank clcarings today were over 100000
more than the clcarings ~ last Monday, and
$4,000 more than for the corresponding lay
Of 1850
The local market closed dull. but steady,
with sales of 800 bales. At New Orleans
spots closed steady, and futures steady, lie.
cliuing , 10 points Liverpool was quoted
prices against buyers, with futures barely
steady, and of To points. New lorkspots
are easy, aud futures steady and OF To
points.
The London Mark Lane Express, 81 the
ilth, In us rcyidw 81 the British grain trade
during the past week, says there have been
large deliveries oi native wheat aud in
creased ,alcs. Foreign whcntdull. Foreign
-four l. weaker. Corn Is steady. The def
cheney In the American crop is balanced by
ample supplies from the Rlack sea and the
Argentine republic Oats arr weaker. At
todays market both English and foreign
wheat were In small supply, there was NO
demand.
The local market continues steady and nm
changed.
MruHTs.
Two hundred and cighty.sN brls apple,
?2i sks bran, ~ pkw butter $50
rolls hawing % pkg bacon, 5sl PKG
buUis aud shoes. ahJO bu corn, 90 PIKE
cheese 30 sks coffee, $50 sks cotton
seed. Al curs cotton seed. $50 brs cement.
lGa pkls dry goods, ~ pkg cu~, iUp brls
Hour, 4. pa bale. hay, ~ pkg hats 20 head
hogs, "a head cattle, 10 head horses aud
mules 3pp pkg lard s2V1 feet lumber. 30
pkg liquors 40 brls lime 10 brls meal, 80
bfls molasscs, o. kegs nails, 700 bu oats,
$50 brls onions, Us hfls putatocs ~ cars
pork sides, % pk- rice, - brls sugar, 2'J
pkg tobacco aud uoJ bu wheat
ELEVATOR HEroErs
The following shows the amount u grain
received, Withdrawn and In store hy regular
elevator ns reported to the Merchants cN-
change TODAY Wheat In store 1851 hu.
Corn received l. $50 hu. Withdrawn. - bu.
IN store, G7i bu Oats withdrawn. 30 bu.
in stUrC, OluN Boa.
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a. noon ~pYis=PrUss against buyers.
Sllu. 1000 bales 81 which American 3 900
b1ies Receipt. iEpD iaies. q With Amer
Jean 400 Iai'f. Closing qlshtiHls we're
o. iulluu- OrlIrhy. tIgIGi' god ordinary.
~. low milllIt. 3 5iIi. rD1i m.Il. ~
i'td. mildluf uriands, 5',i m.4ilng
Orleans p ii.lsl
Fuuuros opened steady and riUs,I barely
steady follows
The prices are given In prnrf HTl sffif
thus 4 90 mcauf is5gid. and o VI mans
b l.Gld
Attpm November f3l t.Ilr-, So.
ycmbcrprrfmber. ~. seller nfHamfsf.
January. BL buyers. IangAy February.
| . ~ buyer. February March. 3 I'D boz.
| cr. Marh.Apfil 50. buyer ArdI NAY.
. ini value Maylunr 81 ssIler June.
| july lgd. .sllcr,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
ArrFAL OfHicH,
MONDAY EyTStNG. Nov. II, lss'. \

MONDAY EyTNiNG, Nov IT, lssDJ
Tho money market Is firm to strong ana
rates arr unchanged at per cent The de-
mand is heavy aud the supply sufficient
only for the regular custom. Outside oller-
ings at higher rates have been declined.
Holding cotton here and in the country Is
the main cause OF the tghtness OF the
market.
The Clearing house report Is rs follows
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stage Of the Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE q. s. Al
MIsrus. Nov. 10, pm. /
The following observations arr taken at all ia.
tiuns named NJ 5t' meridian time, which i one
hour later than Memphis time
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Movements at the Lcye,

Movements az the Lcvec.
Arriyals-James Lee, Friars Point Gayo-
So Tiptonvilc; Belle Memphis and John
Gilmore; st. Louis Chickasaw, White river
Dcparturcs-James Lee, Friars Point; Co
ahoma, Osceola Gayoso, Tiptonville; Belle
Memphis, Vickshurg John Gilmore, New
Orleans; Kate Adams Arkansas City; Rene
Macrcady, Blue Point
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Hoo prouvcu-Stcndy. mess pork. sac
Oh ". sugar cured hams mon 'sc.
breakfast bacon, liH@l2ci clear sidos,
bacon, $50; clear rib sides, bacon SIC.
long clear bacon, sc; bacon shoulders,
Csc bulk pork, clear sides, i9sc, clear rio
side, nc long clear, 5Jsci shoulder ahc.
L,Rp-'rictcos. 0is@7c; half brls, 7im
nc. kgs, 7.@iHc choice kettle, Sos 81.
steady.
FISH Mackrrcl half barrels, No 1 s. 80
No. ?, S. w. ~. 5, ~ y, lob liz, Nv. 1,
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uonscheIa .nnnIIr-.

Arrlrs-Kcntucky stock. S2go3per brl;
New York. 50 25@3 -; dried hpplos so
- per pound from store. Dried peaches,
Bbt T. from store.
NrGErnLu,-Onious 81 5jct3 % per brl,
81 - bu. Cabbage Northern. 80 per
100. Kmut< Barrels. - 40; half barrels
~ ~ Garlic-tl pr inD
PicgLu-Barrels, ~ jO81 half barrels, -
a. %
E4ss-Stcady at laasnc.
FErr-Omngcs. S}nJ 10 per box. A6iG ~
Per brl. lemons. SWt3 10 per box Bananas,
u Dd2 ~ per bunch.
NrT.-C0coluut. a. per 100 Peanuts
Virginia, g. Tennessee. farmers stock, SO
g.. roasted .c higher shrilei. loc Pcuaus
-Tcrns 7ctlOr.
RuGv-London layer, 81 layer, g -;
California, e. d.
BrrIu - Buttarilc. IS. creamery. ~
Gyt5 dairy, i-ag5r. county butter. 30 nc.
ruUIuuY-i hirksns--pnng. flNf2 hens,
g. !Sa1 ~. turksys iGffiO. dressed chick.
srs. uH2 ~ Turkeys. lV'sl2c per n,
ducks. g. 1.ft3 ~. geese. ~.
frtroEs Firm. sslling ntpDghii % per
bu. g i1st1 - Ier bril- sweet potatoes, 81 ~
- i pr bfL
cisu-Nez York, y - pr bh apd g. %
f<f half hfi
G,vE-Qm1. o. - pr dozen. squirrels.
| o. sSrt 90 Uer dorm. Nenispu-W Whole
deer. ~ s. slities. ~ Will durks-ti ul
. ~ a. ~ pef dorm. Rabbits. ~ Sa2pl per
DIR %. Prairie chickens % JI pr dozen.
/ AtrIskE=IrF gallon. 10 o..
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton markc, opened steady
and closed dull but steady, middling, 0Ac.
sE!e,. 500 bales, including 100 laat evening.
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SuGAR-Purc white, 6ifc; of white, eva
csc; yellow clarified, GG6i4c, refined A,
CSC, standard graduated, re; plantation
graduated, &C.; powdered, ne; cut Loaf, ne;
easy.
Rrcr-Loulsiana, 56lGc; Carolina, G@G'sc;
strong.
CAvpms-stcls, an sizcs, In boxes, pals
aud barrels, 1909, fancy assorted, $50 To-,
firm.
so,rs AN C,VpLEs-Soap, 3@jisc; can
| dies, iul weight, sliMoc
CuEFT-Ncw York factory, o.; full cream,
l3Ml3's &C.; Young America, he.
toTEE-CommCn, lgi.c; ordinary, a04d
! h'c, fair n 4d22'4c, primo Rio, 22Aci
choice "a fancy, 2ji, OBS &c; old government
2pd32c; quiet.
Sur - Saginaw. 81 35ml ~ per barrel;
sacks, fine, ~ 3jtdl co. coarse, u lOtil 10
pockets blcnchrd. q -, mixed, barrels,
$40 -. mixed, 2A67c.
CANNED GOoDs-pinC apples 81 2iMl ~
Peaches pounds, standard, g. ~. 3 pounds,
standard, - -, seconds, II -. TOma'
toes, ? pounds standard SiNri 10 3 pounds,
,tandnrd. ~ sal ~ Strawberries ~ a.
Raspbcrric,, 81 a. Blnckberrics, 81 ljCql -.
Green cages. a 75etl ~. Pear, 81 55m2 -.
Plums, ~ Gi01l -. Asparagus, - 5jCgi -
Green corn, 81 2btil -. Green peas, A GD6
I 20. Cove oysters, full weight pound, "a;
. pounds, n GiGl -; light weight 1
pound GD5IG,c pounds. Si@l ~. Con-
dcnscd milk Crown - 756t5 80, Eagle, g IS:
Swiss - %. salmon, a. - SardinCs - OD,
mustard sariincs, s. -. Mackcrcl, 81 ~.
herring mark"rcl, 81 -.
MoLAs.Es-l,ouiSiana, fair. 30; choice new,
52c; new prime ibc;, centrifugal, fancy, asa
ISc. common 20 fair, 2jg2sc; prime o. choice,
iOtf itC firm.
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ce,l.n s..a rr.anri,.

puvr Crrur Ou.-3oaIir prime sum.
mrr y'llug. s,AJle. choice cooking sum.
mfr yellow, 90. prime cotton s,ri meal,
o. 2lttll ~ car l0ld luis. les than ear
load. tlGgfpiGGN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

Miss AnoH BRADY, Of East 81. Louis
Mo-, was cured Of opthalmia by Pe-ru.na.
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The following lisi IL corrected regularly
and may be- rcgapcdas the lai,s, quotations
ulNK STOCKS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15

Of which I 800 TO exporters and 300 TO spin
ners, receipts, 1850 bales; shipments, no
bales, stock on hand, 1882 bales; re-
ccipIs To date, 3ls,l5l bales; shipment, TO
date l79, 1876 bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, nominal good ordinary, SKI
middlng low, g'ic middling, csc; good
middling, 10 l-lGc; middling fair, 1850; fair
nominal.
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TATtoSs
Catarrhal Dangers.

'islow zcm Of river gauge.
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LoSn0N, Nov ~ r. m-Consols closed
~ i02 1915 for money and 1885 for the
account The amount ~ bullion gone into
the bank u England today j. 10000 Bar
silver iljsd pcrOuncc.
PAuiS, nov. N-fhcc Per cent rcntcs, sol
81 Tor the nffouut
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-15

On November lst there were 1856
national banks in existence, with a
total capital Of S54S, $40, $50, or an av-
erage capital Of Sl92,O2S, Daring the
year Ia banks have been organized
with an aggregate capital Of S2l, 425,-
900, or an average capital Of Sl23, 132.
As the total number Of the national
banks only increased 14l during the
year, it shows that SO banks during
that perord must have gone into IL
quidation. Of the 174 new banks,
98 or Sc per cent, have a capital of
only $4,000 each; while 40 others
range from $4,000 up to 100000,
leaving only 27 banks of larger cap
ital. Whether this system is to be al
lowed to die out, or is to be readiusted
to'the condition Of the public debt, re-
adjusted to the new conditions Of the
public debt, remains to be seem. II is
certain, however, that they have made
a great mistake by their hostility to
silver, and if legal tender notes or
coin certificates should take the place
Of their circulating notes, it would be
but a just reeompense for their short
lighted selGshness Silver Dollar.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-15

n. NJ. Stock GTgwerl
The results Of the experiment Of
the Phenix Farm and Ranch Com
pany, Of which Messrs. Head. Law
renee and Leary are proprietors, in
the iattening Of steers upon alfalfa,
are satisfactory 10 every particular
This company RECENTLY shipped 1870
alfalfa-fed Texas steers from their
feed lois at Watrous, to Lhe Kansas
City market, for which they realized
$500 per hundred, In the same ship
ment were some 200 head Of grass cat
tie, Of a better grade, usually classcd
as feeders, weighing an average Of
LOIS pounds, in good condition, which
we're sold on the same day for $3.50
per hundred on to show the contrast
more clearly, here we have two lots Of
cattle, the first, common in grade,
lighter IN weight and generally con
siderod undesiraDlci the second, we'll
bred CHASING as feeders, larger boned,
thrifty steers. 10 good condition, and
ordinarily believed to be Of fine
caas, 0o ship. and Tine former selling
at a price twenty eight cents higher
per cwt than tbe latter
We learn from j. G. Leary, the
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-15

Leadville is in a wild craze over a
new electric indicator that is used to
determine the location, from surface
observations, Of underground mineral
bodies. 1t is the invention Of prom
ment electrician of Boston, and is con
structed upon the theory that the
strong electric currents known to be
induced by large mineral bodies can
be utilized to locate the latter. The
machine is a simple affair, consisting
Of electrodes which connect with bat
teries in box containing an electric
needle. The influence of the electric
subterranean currents upon the nee
die is supposed to indicate the pres
ence OF an ore body.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-15
cough on Rass.s

EOush on Eass.s
Clears ont rats, miee, rosohes, fits, anla
Eeart Pains.
Palpitstiar, Drnps'eal stelliu4s, Dizziness
dtgtign Hagaache, slaapi essnJss opred 81
@WelH iealth I,eugwer
"Eoush Ga Germs.
Ask for Wegis Rough 50 CogHs. Isc.
ktaiak capiilaio cure, hArd u soit ooAra,
warts, batipHs
"Bpenn,ra.sa.
Quick, crnpletepr, ~ Kidney, paass
and tiHsFg. ets, Scaldins, iliisati'l..s
Stone. tHaSel, CataIrh q the biadda &
Bod.spea. riiea.
Fiies, narbes, hnss, bsd.huas, rats, u.iso,
sophsgs, sbipmunks, cleared oQt ~ ''Gssgb
On hats,n 15e
Ehia Peopla
"Weils' Health Renewer rcstores bssltO
aad Elgsg, eufss Dyspepsia, Impotence, slaa.
~R0uGn on Pain.
Cures cholera, collie, cramps dia4haa, aehes,
pains sprains headache, neuralgia fhsEHaz-
tlsin 200. Raash "a Pain plastsrs ".
Mothers.
II sou are failing, broken. worn WI and
nsE eota VS. Wells Health henever" ef
Life Prosegyer
.@slS iisaita R,asaa s''e Goa u d h &
weak sp3ss
"Ropra u piies,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-15

The prineipal financial houses of
Europe, including the Rothscmlds, the
Bleichroders, the Berlin nisconte
Bank, Austrian Boden Credit and
Others have absolutely decided against
the issue Of any further Russian Gov
eminent loans. This determination,
which practically closes the money
markets Of Europe to Russia, is re-.
garded as a measure Of international
Importance, amounting as it does, to
absolute prohibition Of any Russian
war loan.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-15

BosQue Bonito Land and Cattle
Company, of Socorro county, New
Mexico, has elected a new board OF
directors. The officers of the company
fer the ensuing year are: J. G. Tur-
fanny, president and manager; II. l.,
Warren, vice president, and c. 0,
Tiffany, Secretary, The raising OF
thoroughbred and high grade cattle
especially Holsteius, and feed farm
ing constitutes the principal business
Of the company.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-15

The friends Of General Hancock have
very sensrbly put their good feelings
into the purchase Of a comfortable
home for Mrs Hancock in Washing
ton City. The best monument for a
worthy great man is a good house for
his widpw.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-15
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI

This great souir has been introduced 30 The
people u the Mississippi valley III tfa past
Thirteen years with uuboun8la success and
popularity
There Is nothing o. lba kinJ extant chat
equals i a. 3 stiuldant, al appetizer, az anti
dysreptic. II is particularly ,.iagtld T. iEala.
riohs districts and as q
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-15
j. " %. ~.


Regular recommendation 81 White Nom.
tutr lodge, No 3, Al. n. q 1t. M. neeta
Thursdays on or succeeding each fial
Moon SECURING Brethren III good stasid.
ing cordially invited
By order gfthe w M
81 "A. FISK.
Wg7Ql Seeketarys
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-15
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-15

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-15

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Qfmpsraats.
Who Makes The Prohts

The total corn crop of this eonn-
trv for 1874 wsS about 1900. Geo.
600 bushels. OF this hut 1921
49, Bushels. OF les than one per
cent. were used for distllIatlon
Calling the grain worth s.. 900. GOO,
when turned into spirits. entails an
expenditure of S900. O00. 600. A
bushel Of corn costs thirty cents. and
i turned into sixteen quarts Of IN
coxicarIng drink. The distillerS re-
ceive forty cents 4 gallon for con
verting It into whiskev. II thus
represents the original thirty cents
and sI-7U for the d5>uIler, making
liz value 81 this stage s.. Then the
government tax Of ninety cents :
gallon adds $50 70 the value.
swelling II 10 S5.>5. By the time It
has reached the retailers II has been
reduced In strength and increased
in quantity hv the admlNCure Of water
and some more harmful substances.
- that it, measure has At least been
doubled. and the corn when ii begins
10 drop into the drinkers glasses II
the bar represents about eight and
one-half gallons Of drink. Allowing
sixty drinks 70 the gallon the official
bar averages. the buShel Of corn viii
furnish 27O drinks. which. At an
average Of fifteen cents IL the drink,
will take 5000 from the pockets Of
the consumers. This added 70 the
s5.S5 put into the corn up 70 the
time Of reaching the jobbers make a
total Of 1865. Subtract the thirty
cents which the farmer received for
the corn- and the balance. S46.05.
viii show the amazing profits made
By those who do not I'LL the soil 70
grow the corn. but who multiply IN
fnitely BY scientific means the mis- /
chievous powers Of the grain. and /.
who. from this hurtful multiplication
reap easy. large and reliable profits /
The original price OF the bushel Of .
corn i contained I55 times in the 1
ultimate receipts from il. In this +
wav enormous wasting power Of al 4
,oholic drink can be easily under I
H70rld.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-12

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